OPINIONS & INTERVIEWS
International Day of Democracy: From wisdom of bees to coral reefs, here is how system works in nature
This form of āhive democracyā demonstrates that group survival is prioritized over individual dominance.
By Newsmeter Network Published on 15 Sept 2025 12:07 PM IST
J Snehaja IFS speaks: All you want to know about passport process, Tatkal services, and documentation
Snehaja highlighted the shift from a previously cumbersome and delay-prone system to a more transparent, friendly, and accessible one
By Newsmeter Network Published on 4 Sept 2025 10:20 AM IST
Opinion: From āheirā to outcast, Kalvakuntla Kavitha causes implosion in BRS
The decision is intended at sending across a message among the rank and file of the party that no belligerence is tolerated within
By A Saye Sekhar Published on 2 Sept 2025 6:24 PM IST
Opinion: Disqualification laws must apply to all political stakeholders, not just PMs and CMs
Globally, disqualification laws have produced varied outcomes
By Newsmeter Network Published on 23 Aug 2025 8:07 AM IST
Tiranga: From khadiās soul to polyesterās shadow
Few remember Pingali Venkayya, the visionary Telugu man who conceptualised Indiaās national flag
By B.V.Seshagiri Advocate Published on 15 Aug 2025 8:21 AM IST
Opinion: What are parents teaching their children when they break traffic rules
As parents rush to get their children to school, they often weave through traffic, jump at red lights and even drive on the wrong side to save a few...
By B.V.Seshagiri Advocate Published on 9 Aug 2025 8:00 AM IST
Caste census: A recipe for equitable resource distribution, accurate OBC quota, transparency
By advocating for a caste census, the Congress aims to empower backward
By Irfan Aziz Published on 31 July 2025 8:42 AM IST
Congress fights for BC justice: 42% reservation must not be denied
`Jiski jitni abadi, uski utni hissedariā, Congress intensifies campaign for 42% reservation for BCs in Telangana, Chalo Delhi campaign to push for the...
By A. Sanjeev Mudiraj Published on 30 July 2025 8:57 AM IST
Citizen Journalism: Of traumatized children, media heckling, and unprofessional journalists
Studies show that children are 40% more likely than adults to have their personal information shared by the media without consent
By Madhuri Keta Published on 10 July 2025 10:03 AM IST
Opinion: Loving dogs doesnāt mean hating people; quite the opposite!
A person who feels that street dogs should not exist, hate is another term for that feeling about these loyal animals
By Radhika M Nath Published on 9 July 2025 10:00 AM IST
`Unique and Unitedā: Meet teenager Swetcha Reddy, who has embarked on mission for inclusive education in two Telugu states
Swetcha's mission is rooted in empathy, driven by experience, and carried out through direct action in schools
By Newsmeter Network Published on 3 July 2025 3:25 PM IST
The great exodus: Why are young advocates quietly saying goodbye to legal profession
The present structure of legal education is failing to create courtroom-ready Advocates, the crisis is not of talent but training
By B.V.Seshagiri Advocate Published on 30 Jun 2025 10:45 AM IST
